my car randomly started lacking a ton of power then got to a point where it wouldn't start. i found a fuel leak in the hose as pictured below. i have check online for these hoses and can't find them. my question is are these hoses just a rubber tube and you attach the metal connectors to the ends or where would you buy these?

 

May be able to find some in the JY. Be sure to get them from a '90-'92 car as the earlier years had a recall due to leaking at the crimp.

The other thing to do is to use AN line & fittings.

I mention the above as I don't know if they are available new elsewhere.

RBob.

 

I replaced mine a few years back and just got them at the local GM dealer. They already had the ends attatched, so all you had to do is take the old off(carfull of the connectors) and put the new on.

 

ok, i can get one from a parts Camaro my friend has, but that Camaro is a 86 and who knows the condition of the hose in that car. a new one would be preferred so i know it will last a long time. i may just take my friends until i can get another.

 

i'll give my GM dealer a visit. thanks.

 

My GM has discontinued the hose i need. so i need to find one at a junk yard. i'll probably take the one from my friends 86 Camaro till i can get a hose from a 90's thirdgen.

 

Look at thirdgenranch. or if you ever get on facebook, look for virtualjunkyard. Its in Indiana and they have tons and tons of thirdgen stuff.

 

in a pinch you can cut the crimp off with a cutoff wheel, remove the old hose and use new hose rated for fuel injection pressure.. just make sure to use the correct fuel injection type clamps and it'll be fine.

 

Just a heads up, there is an o-ring at each connection. Be careful to not double them up or lose them.

RBob.

 

I have a spare set off of a '92 3.1 Camaro if you need them....

 

i'm going to use my friends for now. But if if i decide to get a newer hose that isn't under a recall to be safer, i will message you in April because i'm heading down to VA and drive through NJ. thanks

 

No problem, just let me know a few days in advance if you need them...

 

Can't you just buy the fuel line replacement kits they sell and rig up some lines yourself?

 

I replaced my lines and just used a few feet of 3/8' fuel injection hose and the appropriate fittings. literally ANY auto parts store will have what you need.

mind you youre seems to have some sort of factory stock connectors, if you can remove them all together you can just slide on new hoses

 

i got a question about the fuel lines them self's. ive been restoring a 1982 Camaro it dint have a motor in it so i bought a parts car with good v6 2.8l motor but don't know witch gas line is the vacuum and witch one is for the fuel ......Please help

 

I'm not sure which is which. However, if they are different sizes the fuel feed line is usually larger then the others.

RBob.

 

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